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MINOR MATTERS,

The Indiana Congressmen and the House
Committees
soecial to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
WASHINGTON Dec. 29-Speaker Carlisle has
intimated to an Indiana Democrat that he in
tends TO make Mr.. Holman chairman of the
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Marriage of Maurice Bernhardt.

PARIS, Dec. 29-Maurice Bernhardt, son of
the actress, Sarah Bernhardt. and Princess Vir-
GINA Clotilde Jablonowski, greatcrandaughter
of Lucien Bonaparts. were married, to-day, in
the Church of ST. Honore Crowds surrounded
the church. and gave grand ovation to Madame
Bernhardt upon her arrival and departure.
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rage and divorce in the United States. report
of which may be submitted before the close OF
the present session of Congress
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ANGosTURA BITTERs is known the great
regulator of the digestive all the
Ger or druggist for the genuine article manu-
featured by Dr. j. G. B. Siegert & Soma.
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AS the hair has a shadow the slightest dis
ease of the scalp threatens the hair. Put the
scalp in healthy condition by the use of Warmers
Log Cabin Scalpine. 1t restores the hair and
has no equal.
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COLOGNE, Doc. 29.-The Cologne Cazette's
Berlin correspondent says: "Reliable advices
from Vienna say that the European situation
may be expected to become moro tranquil, W.
ing to a mutual explanation which is either in
tended or has already partly been given"
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Steamship News.

SOUTHAMPTON. Dec. 29.-Arrived: Elder, from
New York for Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN Dec. 29-Tne steamship Lord
Cough, which left Philadelphia for Liverpool,
Dec. 16. has not yet arrived here and anxiety is
felt about her
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81 Don't Want Relief. INIT cnrs.

Is the exclamation of thousands suffering from
catarrh. To all such say: Catarrh can be
cured by DR.. Sage's Catarrn Remedy. 1t has
been done in thousands of cases; why not in
yours! Your danger is in delay. Inclose q
stamp to Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton. Buffalo, N Y. for pamphlet this dis
ease.
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Wilson Again Escapes.

LONDON, Dec. 29.-The fortunate Daniel Will
son has again landed on his feet. after being
held in suspense once more The decision
Of the court that the against him regarding
the decoration scandal is not lawful one.
while extremely lucky for NJ. Wilson, is not
equally for the four other agents, who
supposed to have had hand in the affair. A
speedy trial, with probable conviction, will be
their fate There appears to be a consummate
Reneralship in NJ. Wilson's tactics, which never
fails exonerare him and render his escape
possible at the expense of others, who, evident
II, possess less influence than himself
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imagined than to see che Count aud Prince Bis
marck standing side by side in . box at one OF
the state performances of the Vienna Opera
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Indications.
WASurNcr0N nac

Indications
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3O-1 A. N.
For Indiana and nlinois-Warmer fair
weather. followed by rain snow; light to fresh
southeasterly winds, veering to southerly and
increasing in force.
For Ohio-Warmer, fair weathe,; light to
fresh variable winds. becoming generally south
easterly.
For Observation-Disclosures fair weather followed
on Saturday by snow; light to fresh variable
winds, becoming southeastery and increasing
in force
For Observation-Disclosures fair weather. fol-
lowed by snow; light to fresh southeasterly
Winds becoming fresh to brisk.
Local Weather Record
r.. 1907
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TARIFF REF5RMERS.
James Russell Lowell Eulogizes Cleveland and
Says Protection Killed Shipping Interests.

Boston, Dec. 29-The meeting and banquet
of the Massachusetts Tarif-reform League, at
the Brunswick. to- night, were highly successful,
the arrangements being carried out upon . most
elaborate scale. There were present large
number of prominent politicians and govern
ment officials both from Massachusetts, and
elsewhere, among the number being Hon James
Russell Lowell. Gen. John NJ. Corse, Hon. Pat
rick A. Collins Congressman w. c. T. Brecken-
ridge, of Kentucky; W. l.. Wilson, OF West Vir-
ginia, and Senator John T. Morgan, of Ala
bama- Shortly before 5 o'clock the guests and
members began to arrive, and at SIS a business
meeting of the league held. Resolutions
indorsing the message of President Cleveland
were unanimously adopted. Officers were then
elected. after which the party proceeded to the
banquet hail. 1t was 7'o'clock when the gentle
men, to the number of 3l2, were seated in the
banquet ball. and Rev. James Freeman Clark,
D. D., invoked divine blessing
After the BANQUET Hon. James Russell Lowell
raped the meeting to order. In the course of
his address Mr.. Lowell was interrupted fire.
quently by storms of applause At his first ref
erence to President Cleveland DR.. William Ev-
erett. jr, proposed three cheers for Cleveland,
which were given with will.
Mr.. Lowell, in the course Of his remarks. said:
Zone of the reasons that chiefly suggested the
opportuneness of coming together here has
been the Presidents message at the opening of
the present Congress Personally. / confess
that | feel myself strongly attached to Mr..
higher type of Amercanism that we have seen
since Lincoln snatched from But we
not hero to thank him the head of
party. We are here TO fecitate each other that
the presidential chair has man in it, and this
means that every word he is weighted
with what he is. We here to
felicitate each other that this man
understands politics to mean business, not
chcanery; plain speaking, not palterine with
in double sense; that be has had the courage
to tell the truth to the country without regard
to personal or party consequences, and thus to
remind US that a country not worth telling the
truth to is not worth living in-nay, deserves to
have lies told it, and to take the inevitable
sequence in calamity. Our politics call loudly
for a broom. Mr.. Cleveland. I think, has
found the broom and begun to ply
it. But, gentlemen, the President.
has set the example not only of courage, but
of good sense and moderation He has kept
strictly 70 his text ana his purpose He has
shown that there such a thing as being
protected too much, and that we had protected
shipping interests efectualy that they
had ceased to need protection by ceasins to ex-
ist In thus limiting the field of his warning
and his counsels he has done wisely, and We
shall do wisely in following his example. His
facts and his figures will work all the more
efectuaiiy. But must be patient with them
and expect them to work slowly. Enormous in,
terests involved, and must be treated ten
derby"
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

Sold By Druggists and Dealers Everywhere.
The Charles a. Vo-eIer Co. Ralio. Md.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21

There is a general feeling, unques-
tionahly, ON the part OF all good citi-
zens, incluiing those of foreign birth,
that some plan of protection is needed
in the case. Just what shape that
plan should assume, however, is u
question of manifest and serious diff
Guilty. We cannot afford, perhaps, to
forbid foreign immigration entirely.
There is still rooa for some more il
we could be sure OF getting only that
which is profitable; but in the na-
ture of things we cannot have such a
guarantee except by some process OF
Selection and exclusion. The prob
lem of devi-ing such a process is one
of the most important that our
sta esmen have to face; and it can
not much longer be postponed in JUS
tice to ourselves and in safety to our
institutions. We can certainly make
no mistake in denying Anarchists an
asylum and an opportunity under our
flag. With equal propriety we can
refuse to receive and support the
paupers and cripples and invalids OF
other nations; and right to impose
certain conditions as to education and
the ability to earn living is beyond
reasonable dispute. Probably these
restrictions would be sufficient.-lSt
Louis Democrat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
bod WE'LL BURIED.
impressive Fu"er"l Ceremonies
vhOusa :. ds of tttenda utx,

lmpresstve Funeral Ceremonies
= IhOusa "ds Of attendantx.
AUGUSTA. Me-, December 2O.-Busi-
mes. is entirely suspended this morn
ing. Flags are at half mast. Thou
sands of visito are in the city to
attend the funeral Of the late Cove, nor
Bodwell. People we're admitted to the
Capitol to take last view OF the Gov
ernur.
Many distinguished people from all
over New England were among th..
tl'ong when the hour for the public
exercises arrived. The doors of the
House of Representatives hall were
o'ened and the entire space in The
large hall Was soon occupied, while
hundreds were unable to gam admit
tance. Rev. G. A. Hayden, of Au-
burn, delivered the funeral address.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
CLAIR AS EARN tsEE.s>-LAW.
His Answer TO Her sompiain T.
Charges of Iuside,ity.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 20.--Dr.
Mcdonald has filed an answer to Clara
Belle McDonald's suit for $500 900
damages for alternating her husbands
affections. He denies inducing his
son to aban,ion her, and alleges that
for more than six months prior to
July 10, 1887, Mrs. Mcdonald became
enamured uf Seneca Swain, treating
her husband with studied coldness
,lisrespect, being guilty of many acts
Of infidelity with Swain at Los Ange-
les and this city, since February last,
she being the sole cause of the aliena-
ton oil her husbands 8 affections.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Mkckrtts, Meqmest.

SAN FaAscIsoo, December 20-At-
torney Ricketts,, in the United States
District Court, asked that the writs
of habeas corpus sworn out by him in
behalf OF the two Chinese women on
the San Pablo be dismissed and the
slaves RENAMED. Judge SAbin grant,
ed the request.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
8, P. CHANGES,
A RAssE in RATES.
Ten Dollars RsOre for Tkkets to
and from the East.

ZEN DObIaFS Wore uOE y GAetn 10
nnd from the East.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 20.-The
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
tomorrow, in compliance with the
interstate commission act, will give
notice Of an advance ON the list Of
January of $40 in tirst-class rates to
points beyond the Missouri river. st..
Louis, Cairo, Memphis or New Or
leans. Limited first-class tickets will
be supplanted by unlimited, and all
emigrant thIrd-class tickets are to be
known as second-class. The first
class rates to Chicago will he $72. so;
St. Louis. $3.50; New York, SOL;
Boston, $93.
The Southern points affected are:
Memphis, S67.50; Mobile, 1876;
Atlanta, $S6 rs; New Orleans, $8S IS;
Richmond, $94. 40; Vicksbur+, $67 so.
PULLMAN RATES REDUCED.
The Pu Imam Palace Company, in
it's rates for berths for transconiinental
roads, has male reduction of 81 t.'
Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago and
ST.. Louis, VII Ogien. a reduction OF
Fl 80 to st Louis via the Missouri Pa
cific, and ~ to New Orleans.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
The opposition organs and orators

The opposition organs and orators
NAV derisively speak OF Mr.. Cleve-
land as the ex-Sheriff OF Erie county
lust as muci, as they please, but that
will not blind the people to the fact
that the Cleveland administration has
restored to the public domain these
many millions Of acres which had
been stolen from the govern nent un-
der successive Republican administra-
tions. The recovery OF $4,000 900
acres of the public lands will Offset all
the bloody shirt business that the op.
position can work up.-[St. Paul
Globe, Dem.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Horfma MS identity.

DBrRoIr, December 2O.-It is
claimed that the man Hoffman in
Windsor, Ont, connected with a
woman arrested herr willie trying to
negotiate United States bonds, is no
other than Isadore Cohnfeld, thu
great feather merchant of New York
who failed a few weeks ago and fed
to Canada.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21

We have yet to see or hear q single
point raised againstthe Sunday news
Taper that is entitled to respectful
consideration. We think preachers
might strengthen themselves with the
people by expending their efforts on
those forms Of evil that are seen and
acknow ledged by all men, and keep
ing their hands off the press. which
is the most powerful auxiliary the
pulpit has. The Sunday Newspaper
Is here to stay; it is abundantly able
to hold its own; and the pulpit oven.
cannot prevail against IT, [nlinots
state Register,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Increased Stock.

SAN DIEGO, December 20.-George
r. Peck, General Solicitor Of tie
Atchiscn, Topeka and Santa Fe here,
leaves tomorrow evening for San BSr-
nardino, to attend a special meeting vi
the Stockholders of the California
Southe II. when the capital sto,k will
he increased from $7,0o0000 to
SIC, 10000 O. Peck represents the
Eastern stockholders. ~ ,..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
A Political Dispute.

PARIS, December 20.-The Duke Of
Norfolk, who went to Rome to convey
the Pope the congratulations of Queen
Victoria on his jubilee, has left that
city, curtalling his visit, 80 LIE Gaulois
states. because Of the absolute refusal
Of the Pope to further interfere in the
relations between the Irish clergy and
the pevple.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
HELD FOR M UxDER.
trOng Circunn n~taniiat Evidence
ssaSf

Strong Circunn stan iiat Evidence
against trO0i.
DowNIEvILLE, December 20.-Th,.
examination of B. A,oni arrested at
Sierra G ty for numbering ouperin-
tendent Francis Harland OH Octouer
22d, 1886, at the Pilgrim Mine,
American Hill, b, fore Judge Se~ar
to day, ended with Aroni's commit
ment for murder Bail was fixed at
$4,000. Five witnesses testified that
Aron, frequently threatened to shoot
Har and because the latter o. ed him
$3.50 He wa, seen moreover arUund
Harland's house the morning Harland
vas Ahot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
A CaIiforniau,s claim.

CHICAGO, December 20.--In the
Federal Court here to-day, Henry
Root, of San Francisco, filed bill
against the North Chicago Street Rail-
way Company, claiming that the
company is using an invention of his
without authority and without offering
any consideration. The invention is
II street Car cable track. Root seeks
to have the company and its Presi lent,
M. G. 8. forkes, restrained by injunc-
tion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Clerk Clark Resigns.

San Francisco, December 20.-The
p lice Commissioners have accepted
the resignation Of Alfred CLARK, who
has heen clerk and counsel Of the
Board for number of years. Attacks
have been made upon Clark recently
by the press, and among hercharges
made against him is that of shaving
warrants for policem ms salaries.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
THE TlVOLa.
Its Pr"prietOrs Institute a Suit
for criminal Libel.

Its ProprietOrs Institute a Suit
for criminal Libel.
SAN Francisco, December 20.--W.
A. Bushnell and Hamilton II. Dobhin,
Pre- esident and Recording Secretary
respectively Of the Federated Trades
Unions, were arrested this afternoon
on e warrant sworn to by John Kre-
ling, proprietor OF the Tivoli Opera
House Charging them with criminal
libel The names of the accused APP
pear at t, e bottom OF circulars dis
tributed in front of the Opera House,
and the alleged libelous matter con-
tained in the circulars charges tue
Krelings with being the enemies OF
labor and oppressors of the poor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
GENERAL NEWS.
Ominous War Prepara-
tions in I urope.
GOVERNOR BODwELL BURIED.
The "Spike-CelebratOrs" Have ,
Pleasant Excursi N up the
COlunbit River.
'Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

'Assthihted PresS Dlspatches to the HERALD I
VIENNA, December 20.-Authentic
news has been received to the effect
that numerous Cossack REGIMENTS are
being massed in Russian Poland.
OFFICERS ORDERED HOME.
PEsTH. December 20.-Several army
offirers on fnr ough here have been
ordered to return to the garrisons at
Croatia Immediately. A number of
Officers in reserve corps have been
ordered to settle their affairs and be
in readiness to ] lin their regiments.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Ntorm.tsn the Eea.t /.

The following dispatch was received
at the Office of the Western Union
Telegraph Company yesterday even-
ing:
CHICAGO, December 20.-Heavy
storm in the east; wires down, in all
directions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Sayah,x nom Marri. d.

PARIS, December, 20.-Bans Of
matrimony were to-day published be-
tween Maurice Bernhardt and Princess
Virginia Clotilde of Jablonowsksi,
great-granddaughter of Lucien Bonar
part. The wedding will be- cele brat ed
At midnight in the church OF 81.
Honore.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
nails FOR t,,e santn Ee.

San DIEGO, December 20.-The
British bark Astoria arrived to-day,
l50 days from Maryport, England,
with cargo Of 231 tons of STEEL rails
for the Santa Fe Railroad company,
ON which $36 600 is paid as duties.
The British bark Angelo-Norman,
also with rails for the SantaFe rail-
road, has been spoken.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Dexter Su m aoEAea.

New YoRK, December 20.-This
afternoon President Dexter, of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railr ,ad, was served with q sum-
mons at the instance OF Henry I. Ives,
who brings suit against d xter, lay-
iny damages at $40 ,000, for arrest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
CONSTABLES, CLAIMS.
A Legal opinion Regarding the
Payment of uileage

SANTA Rosa, December 20.--Judge
Pressley to-day in a test case, in
volving constables' mileage, rendered
an opinion that constables are enti-
tied to mileage for serving warrants
OF arrest and returning prisoners from
the place OF arrest to the magistrate !;
also, mileage for the distance trav
eled out Of the county for making the
arrest and conveying the prisoner to-
ward the magistrate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
SAN DIE.O sr,RTLED.
A Prominent citizen Arrested for
Murder.

SAN DIEGO, December 20-John G.
Morton, foster son of Captain A. b.
smith, formerly manager in Hentor d
Institute in San Franci co, Was ar
resled yesterday for the murder oi
John Nicholson, who was found shot
through the heart ut Tia Juana few
weeks ago. The arrest Was made al
the iDstance Oi u imam named Palmer.
who at first was under su,pIclen. Pal
mer had trouble with Nlchol ON, buI
since tile latte,'s death ha. made
a great effort to find out the murderer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Innrea~ea Freight Rntes.

CHICAGO, December 20.-At a mest-
ing of the managers Of the Central
Traffic Association lines to-day it was
az, ee9 to advance all freight rates to
the Atlantic seaboard ten per cent? t.
90 into effect January ID,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
A Violent Maniac.

SAN, FRANCISCO, December 20.--
The captain OF the bark Remisi. ch
arrived from Aakodate to-day, states
that a. few nights ago Japanese
sailor suddenly became insane, and
after injuring two other sailors with a
hatchet jumped into the sea,and was
drovned
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
navidson,s Affairs.

NEW. YoRK, December 20>-John
Davidson. the builder who made an
assignment to-day, fled schedules
showing his liza 'ilities to be $225, 1862;
nominal assets, $l7Oszo9, aud actual
assets, $45 ,S35.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
sailors, suits.

SAN Francisco, December 20,-An
order of proclamation was entered to-
dav in the libel case OF J. Martin
against the bark Hidalgo, and OF Am
tonic Silva against the bark Ohio
The sailors are suing for wages and.
the cases are before Judge H ,ffman
Of the United States District Court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
q Hor.e Thtef C.urht.

PORTLAND, December 20.-Over q
year ago Ernest Cody stole several
horses at Sprague, W. T., and es-
caped. To-day he was arrested at
S,lem aud brought to this city en-
route to Sprague, where he is wanted
to answer-to the charge.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Celtic. utitngs.

CoLToN, December pa large ex-
cursion from the asst over the South
ern Pacific Railroad passed to-day.
Seven coaches we're filed with pas
seng-rs from Boston.
A sufve, for a railroad is being
made from Seven Palnas to Aqua
CaIiente by Southern California CAP
italists. l.. M. Holt, of Riverside,
is President.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Bav Diserict RI /. ccs /.

SAN Francisco, December 20.-At
the Bay District track to-day Eta g.
won the match trot for $5Gs from Boss
in three out Of five heats. Best time.
2 2:27Li.
The trotter Bonanza has been sold
to Dick Harvey for $3.50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Teaoaers I'm session.

VlsALIA, December 20.-The Tulare
g unity Teachers Institute convened
this morning. One hundred and
twenty tea,.hers. Superintendent Mer-
edith, of Ventura county, and DR.. c..
G. Stratton are present.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
ONLY a Cowboy.

SAN. Francisco, December 20t-A
Chromicle special from Albuqus' que
says. The reported capture of the
bandit Bernal in town Yesterday af-
ternoon is untrue. TIE formers i'm
personator proved to be cowboy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Thayer Demounces Lamar.

CHICAGO, December 20.-An Inter
Ocean special from Lincoln, N. B.,
says: "Governor Thayer, of Nebras-
ka, has tel graphed to the Nebraska
Senators at Washington protesting
against the confirmation of Lamar on
the ground that his past record makes
him an unfit person to interpret the
Constitution OF the United States.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Callkalmw Cars.

ST.. Louis, Decem Der 20.-A collision
occurred this morning near Newport,
Arkansas, between a passenger train
AMI freight on the Iron Mountain
Railroad. The fireman was wounded
and the baggag-man and express
messenger were hurt slightly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Mr,, Langtry,s Lsbo, ality.

SAN FRANoIsoo, Decemb Der 20!--A
Chronicle special. from Carson, New,
says: Mrs. Langtrv telegraphed to-
the Ca son land office to-day for more
Nevada. lani. She asked that it he
divided into for,y-acre tracts, to be
IL ilized as Christmas presents to
friends in New York. t.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
nAecIdcntal Death.,s

, SAN FRANCISCO, December 20.-A
Coroner's jury to-day rendened ver-
dict Of accidental death in the cases
of Mrs. Thompson and Miss Remley,
Of Chico, who were asphExiated by
uns on friday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
An official l,squlvy.

SACRAMENTO, December 20.-On
Monday next two csrks in the Comp
troller's office and expert selected by
Governor Waterman, will begin An
investigation of State Librarian Wallis
books.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
M MOuntinx Up.

SACRAMENTO, December 20--War-
den Smiley, OF the Sacramento State
Prison. has paid aoout $4,000 iuto the
State Treasury, making now $40. .0O00
to the credit OF the lute receiving
f,,nI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
Gould,s Lime Victorious.

New YORK, December 20.-James
A. Goodsell's suit against the Western n
Union Telegraph Company, to recover
over $500 900 for an alleged breach Of
contract, has been decided In favor of
the Western Union BY the Superior
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-21
A Newssaper Quarrel.

PORTLAND, December 20--Von' o.
terstedt and Bruno SiIlig, publishers
OF the Erie Prssse. here, are arraigned
to-day on 4 charge Of criminal libel,
preferred by Dr. John Folkman,. pBs,r
prietor of the Staats Zeituna.